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A blood test that covers all the essentials for a comprehensive annual health check. This blood test is a simple and reassuring way to assess the current state of your health.

Understand the impacts of training on your health. Analysing key biomarkers with this simple blood and hormone test can help you train to the best of your ability and reach your goals without risking your health.

A comprehensive analysis of the hormones that govern masculinity which includes a male fertility test. This simple blood test can tell you if you have a hormone imbalance.

Certain MTHFR gene defects can impair methylation which is the process responsible for making, maintaining and repairing DNA. The vitamins B12 and folate play important roles in methylation, and deficiencies can slow down MTHFR enzyme activity.

Get an insight into your risk of heart disease, liver function, kidney disease and type 2 diabetes. Take control and find out how you can prevent these becoming part of your future.

One Australian dies every 25 minutes from kidney related disease known as the silent killer. You can lose up to 90% of your kidney function before experiencing any symptoms.

Coeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder triggered by gluten that can cause severe digestive problems. It affects 1 in 70 Australians who are mostly diagnosed in adulthood.

Women can experience symptoms of menopause from the age of 45. We’ve designed this simple menopause blood test so you can monitor your hormone changes and predict the onset of menopause.

A quantitative early pregnancy test to measure the levels of the hormone hCG which can tell you how many weeks pregnant you are.

If you've had 'normal' thyroid test results but still suspect a hormone imbalance, you may find rT3 is sabotaging your thyroid function. Find out more with this simple reverse T3 test.

1 in 80 Australian women will develop ovarian cancer in their lifetime. When detected early, 80-100% of patients survive for more than five years. Survival rates drop to 30% when diagnosed late. This ovarian cancer test can tell you if you’re at risk.

The importance of homocysteine as a marker for health and wellbeing has recently become evident with elevated levels now recognised as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis and Alzheimer’s.

IGF-1 is a peptide hormones that is vital for normal bone and tissue growth and development.

B vitamins are important for the nervous system and brain function as well as a healthy liver, hair, skin and eyes. They also strengthen the immune system.

Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a bacteria that infects the stomach, and is now known to be a major cause of peptic ulcer disease. One third of Australians are believed to carry the bug, but many don’t realise they have it.

The most advanced strategy for coronary risk assessment is a ‘multi-marker’ approach which combines several risk factors, rather than only measuring the traditional markers of high blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking and diabetes.

The microbiome is the community of microorganisms that live in your gut. While this may sound like a bad thing, the microbiome is essential for good digestion and absorption of nutrients. An imbalance in your microbiome can affect your immune and cardiovascular systems and even influence mental health.

When the lining of the intestine and gut microbiome are compromised, unwanted substances can cross the barrier into the blood and activate an immune response in a condition known as 'leaky gut' or 'intestinal permeability'.

A urinary tract infection (UTI) is caused by bacteria entering the urinary tract leading to an infection in the bladder or urethra. If untreated UTIs can lead to kidney infection, which is why early detection and management is important.